Prince A. A. Sadat, President and Country Director of Future Leaders Model United Nations, Ghana (Future Leaders MUN-Ghana), made a significant impact at the 2025 United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Partnership Forum in New York, advocating for climate resilience and youth empowerment on the global stage.
The ECOSOC Forum, themed “Advancing Sustainable, Inclusive, Science- and Evidence-Based Solutions for the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development,” brought together policymakers, civil society organisations, and global leaders to discuss innovative solutions to pressing global challenges.
Prince Sadat used this platform to emphasise the critical role of youth in shaping climate policies, fostering environmental resilience, and driving socio-economic progress.
During his address, Prince Sadat highlighted FLMUN-Ghana’s pivotal programmes, including Tree Planting Campaigns, Clean Energy Initiatives, Waste Management Advocacy, Diplomatic Engagements, Social Impact Projects, and Leadership Development Programmes.
He underscored the importance of policy alignment and multi-sector partnerships in strengthening grassroots initiatives and bridging gaps between local action and international frameworks. His advocacy resonated with SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals, reinforcing the significance of global cooperation in tackling climate challenges.
The 2025 forum also focused on Climate Resilience (SDG 13), Gender Equality (SDG 5), and Economic Empowerment (SDG 8)—key areas that align with FLMUN-Ghana’s mission.
Prince Sadat called for greater investment in youth-led innovation and climate adaptation strategies, encouraging leaders to integrate young voices into decision-making processes for a sustainable future.
Reflecting on his participation, he stated on his Facebook Wall:
“As President and Country Director for Future Leaders Model United Nations, Ghana (FLMUN-Ghana), it was a great honour to participate in the 2025 United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Partnership Forum at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City, USA. I shared our organisation’s impact on climate action, youth empowerment, and global diplomacy, emphasising the need for strategic partnerships to bridge policy and grassroots action.
“It was inspiring to witness governments, private sector actors, and civil society organisations mobilising commitments to tackle challenges in Climate Resilience (SDG 13), Education & Youth Development (SDG 4 & 8), Sustainable Consumption & Production (SDG 12), Gender Equality & Women Empowerment (SDG 5), Digitalization & Artificial Intelligence, and evidence-based solutions to accelerate progress on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Future Leaders MUN-Ghana remains committed to expanding its impact, strengthening global partnerships, and mobilizing resources for sustainable development.
“I extend my appreciation to ECOSOC for this platform and to all partners supporting our vision. Together, we can drive a future that leaves no one behind!”
As Future Leaders MUN-Ghana continues to scale its influence, Prince Sadat remains at the forefront of youth-led climate advocacy. His participation at ECOSOC 2025 highlights the increasing recognition of young leaders as key contributors to global sustainability efforts and climate resilience strategies.
Prince Sadat, a distinguished professional with a Master’s degree in International Affairs and a Bachelor’s degree in Law, has garnered recognition for his exceptional leadership, philanthropy, and advocacy for vulnerable populations.
His extensive experience in International Relations and Diplomacy includes representing Ghanaian youth at global platforms such as the World Petroleum Council Congress in Houston, Texas, USA, and the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. He has also undergone specialized training in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Solutions for Infrastructural Construction in China.
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